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Re Initialise t32 mc116

This document provides instructions for reinitializing a Mazak T32 control, including clearing RAM memory, loading parameters from EPROM, formatting part programs, tool data, and other data areas. The process involves setting dip switches and inputting codes to clear memory, load default parameters, and reformat storage locations before reloading programs and other machine data.

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Re Initialise t32 mc116

This document provides instructions for reinitializing a Mazak T32 control, including clearing RAM memory, loading parameters from EPROM, formatting part programs, tool data, and other data areas. The process involves setting dip switches and inputting codes to clear memory, load default parameters, and reformat storage locations before reloading programs and other machine data.

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MELDAS Series

Mazak T32 Reinitialization

USA-E00051-052*

MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC AUTOMATION

USA
List of Revisions

Date of
Rev Revision Detail Author
TSS
* 3/19/09 First Edition Created
Mazak
- T32, T32B, T32-2, T32-3, T32J -
Reinitialization Procedure

Purpose:
The purpose of this procedure is to reinitialize and reload data back into a T32 control.

Overview:
This procedure will go through reinitializing the control by dip switch settings. Next we will input the
parameters. Lastly we will format and load the rest of the data.

Tools Needed:
• Small flat-head screwdriver

Instructions:
I. Clearing RAM Memory
A. Power Off the control.
B. On the MC116 set dip switches 1 and 3 to the right.

C. Power On the control.


D. The two green LED's on the MC116 will turn on, then off and then on again. (The lights may
turn on and off real quickly. Wait at least 30 seconds before going to the next step.)
E. Power Off the control.
F. Set dip switches 1 and 3 back to the left.
II. Loading of Parameters by EPROM
A. Power On the control. (Numerous alarms are expected at this point.)
B. Press [Param] soft key.
C. Press third menu key from the right. (It is the same key that you press to get to parameters.)
D. Type 1131 and press Input. (The area above that key will highlight if done correctly.)
E. Press [Diagnostic] soft key.
F. Press [Diagnostic Memory] soft key.
G. Press [Memory EEPROM] soft key.
H. Press the down arrow into the box next to EEPROM.
I. Type 2 and then press Input.
J. Press [Start] soft key.
K. When the 2 changes to a 0 the parameters are put back into memory. This happens very
quickly.
L. Power Off the control.
M. Power On the control.
N. Verify the parameters with a hard copy. If parameter are zeros you need to input them in
by hand. If the parameters are weird characters such as asterisks then you need to restart
this procedure and instead of writing in parameters from EEPROM you need to hand type
them.
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Reinitialization Procedure

III. Loading of Parameters by CMT


A. Press [Param] soft key.
B. Press [User] soft key.
C. Press page down until you see parameter I1.
D. Position cursor on parameter by using the down arrow.
E. Change parameter I1 to a 2.
F. Press Left green arrow soft key.
G. Press [Program File] soft key.
H. Press [CMT I/O] soft key.
I. Press [Load CMT -> NC] soft key.
J. Press [Param] soft key.
K. Press 1 and press Input. (User Parameter should now have a 1 next to it.)
L. Press 1 and press Input. (Machine Parameter should now have a 1 next to it.)
M. Press [Start] soft key and the parameters should load from the CMT box. (If they do not load
check you CMT box settings for a baud rate of 4800 and that the disk you have actually contains
parameters.)

IV. Formatting the Control


A. Format part programs.
1. Press [Program File] soft key.
2. Press [All Erase] soft key.
3. Type -9999 and press Input.
B. Format EIA/ISO fixed cycles.
1. Press [All Erase] soft key.
2. Type .00 and press Input. (The program page should change to a different program screen.
You can tell by looking at the number of files available to store.)
3. Press [All Erase] soft key.
4. Type -9999 and press Input.
C. Format machine control programs.
1. Press [All Erase] soft key.
2. Type .01 and press Input. (The program page should change to a different program screen.
You can tell by looking at the number of files available to store.)
3. Press [All Erase] soft key.
4. Type -9999 and press Input.
D. Format part program layout info.
1. Press [All Erase] soft key.
2. Type .11 and press Input. (The program page should change to a different program screen.
You can tell by looking at the number of files available to store.)
3. Press [All Erase] soft key.
4. Type -9999 and press Input.
E. Press [All Erase] soft key.
F. Type .10 and press Input. (The program page should change to a different program screen. You
can tell by looking at the number of files available to store.)
G. Press Left green menu key.
H. Format Tool data.
1. Press [Tool Data] soft key.
2. Press [Tool Data 2] soft key.
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- T32, T32B, T32-2, T32-3, T32J -
Reinitialization Procedure
3. Press [All Erase] soft key.
4. Type -9999 and press Input.
I. Press Left green menu key.
J. Format Tool offsets.
1. Press [Tool Data] soft key.
2. Press [Tool Offset] soft key.
3. Press [All Erase] soft key.
4. Type -9999 and press Input.
K. Now you can reload all other data such as programs, tool data, etc…
L. Power Off the control.
M. Power On the control.
N. If you receive alarm 218 do this.
1. Turn the key switch for internal/external chucking to opposite position and back
2. Then step on the footswitch to unclamp and clamp the chuck jaws.
3. Power Off the control.
4. Power On the control.
5. The alarm should be gone

Appendix:
If you still have a 442 data renewal not allowed alarm check to make sure parameters O38-O47 are
set correctly. If they are not, the format will not work correctly and this error will not disappear. Once
O38-O47 are set correctly you need to format the program and tool data areas again.

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